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the muscles on one side. Medical attend
ance was Immediately summoned. 1t is
not believed the wound is very dangerous.
kumors are numerous with regard to the
shooter and the cause. One rumor says
The shooting was done by man named
Pat. Connolly, the man who was seriously
assaulted last year by the Sheehy brothers,
and that he mistook Mr.. Sullivan for one
OF the Sheehys. Another version is that
Connolly had been drinking at the house,
and left, bidding all good night, but instead
OF going home he wandered around the
house and seeing Sullivan on the back
steps asked, " Who's there?" Sullivan re-
piled, ITS me-" Connolly said, well,
d-n you, I'll pick your and with this
he put his pistol across his left arm and
shot. Connolly escaped and has not yet
been arrested.
fius Hat Excites a Sheepherder's yio-
lent Wrath.
RENO, May 2d.-Richard Koenig, busi-
ness manager of the Thalia Opera Com
pany, was beaten over the head by a
shee2herder here yesterday. While Koe-
mig was passing in front of saloon the
sheepherder observed him wearing a
plug" hat. and remarked, "I'll smash
that dudes hat !" He left the saloon, and
approaching Koenig struck him on the
head with a navy revolver, infiicting a
severe scalp wound. The sheepherder was
arrested, but his name is not given.
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
CHILE SAID TO BE NEABLY FREE
FROM CHOLERA.
Schnaebeles to be Retired-An Ami
mated Debate in Parliament-Re-
moval or Rossini's Remains.
THE CoEeCIoN BILL.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD-UN1ox.l
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Double Minimum Lands.

WASHINGTON, May 2d.-[Special.l- l-Secre-
tary Lamar to-day notified Commissioner
Sparks that he had considered the appeal
of California from the decision of July 49,
1884, respecting its application to select the
west halt of the southwest quarter of Sec
ton 4, township 2S south, range % east, in
lieu of the north half of the northeast
quarter of section Sc, township % south,
range 80 east. The Secretary aifirms the
decision of the Commissioner because the
land applied for is double minimum in
price, whilst the basis of selection is mini
mTm in price
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IN COLUsA.
The Rideout Artesian Well Looking
for Hong Di-Etc


for Hong Di-Etc
WILLOWS, May 2d.-The artesian water
struck some days ago by n. d. Rideout
seems to gain strength as it flows. The
whole community are excited over it, and
others will be put down Immediately Ride
out has ordered heavier and more improved
machinery from the East, and will sink
well for irrigating purposes. This demon
strates beyond question that artesian water
is to be had, and cheaply too
The future success of this section is
assured. Property has already felt the
effects of it, and owners are firm in prices.
j. H. J. Troxel, F. Quint, the Glenn estate
and P. R. Garnett will all sink wells dur
ing the summer.
Crop prospects are very good. Summer
fallow is looking exceptionally good. The
wind tonight is southeast, with cool
weather.
Officers are here looking for Hong Di.
who is supposed to have passed through
here or is at present lurking in this section.
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Town Elections Yesterday

VIsALIA, May 2d.-The city election
passed off quietly, 372 votes being polled.
There were two tickets, non-partisan and
factional Democratic. There was one in
dependent candidate for Marshal.
REDwooD CITY, May 2d-There was a
town election here to day, but there was
little interest manifested. The only fight
made during the day was for the office of
Assessor. The opposition candidate was
elected by 70. Following are the officers
elected: Trustees, A. Gordon and Thomas
Hind; Marshal, William Mcdonald: Clerk.
John Glennsn; Treasurer, Claus Hadler;
Assessor, A. Andeville; Superintendent of
Streets, J. S. Hughes; Police Justice, L. c..
WEIGH.
HoLLIsrER, May ID The municipal
election of officers went off quietly to-day.
There was no issue, either political or
otherwise, and but two otfices-Marshai
and Assessor-were contested. T. S. Haw-
kins and S. E. Kent were elected Trustees :;
E. a. McCloud, Assessor; b. F. Ross, Jr.,
Marshal, and 6. 6. Johnson, Treasurer.
YREKA, Nav 2d.-At the municipal cleo
ton j. NJ. Walbridge, George Fried, G.
Junker, L. Nehrbass and A Z. Paine were
elected Trustees, L. H. Sccfield Recorder,
Maurice Renner Treasurer, n. G. Mahen
Marshal, and w. a Radford and T. Jensen
tied for Assessor
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Santa Rosa Items.

SANTA Rosa, May 2d.-The narrow
gauge railroad officials are consulting the
local authorities here with n view to ex-
tending from the main line through Two
Rocks and Blucher valley and Sebastopol
A fine specimen of Sonoma county's
growth and manufacture of olive oil was
placed on exhibition here to-day. The
mountain sides are well adapted to grow
ing the olive.
The Santa Rosa Gas Company has pur-
chased and will enlarge the Thompson
Houston electric light plant, and promise
q reduction to consumers
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The Boom in Western YoIo.

MADISON (Iolo county, May 2d.-It is
now possible that Madison will be rail-
road center and a city of no mean import
ance at last. Ranch after ranch near here
is changing hands, and these who have
not sold are asked to set their figures. The
purchasers are not known, the business
being done by or through the b INKS. These
ranches are situated in Capay valley It is
said the purchaser is a company which pro-
poses to build railroad up Capay valley,
and it is only question of time until the
Y. Y. and c. l.. will be extended north to
Dunnigan's to unite with the through line
to Oregon. Then all that heavy freight
from Oregon will pass through here to San
Francisco.
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HOME AFFAIRS.
CLEVELAND DISCOURSES ON THE
STOCKTON CONVENTION.
An Official Trips off to Canada-The
French Consul-Generalship
Blaine Stock Looming Up.
A CALIFORNIA CHESTNUT.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE nrooaD-usros.l
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MONEY TO LOAN

ON REAL ESTATE. At 4 LOW RATE OF
" interest, by 2. BOIL, No. S25 street,
Sacramento. If
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An Outing in Monterey.

GONZALES, Mag 2d.-We have had q fine
day for the barbecue and picnic given by
the citizens of this place to-day. 1t was
largely attended, and the best order pre-
vailed. The match game of baseball be-
tween the Ph9uix Club, of Salinas, and
the Gonzales boys, was success and was
witnessed by large and appreciative au-
dipnca
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JOSEPH HAHN g. CO.,
Cor. Fifth and sts., Sacramento,
Wholesale Druggists.
a. AITKEN.

DREMIUM PIONEER MARBLE AND
L Granite Works CIT X street, bet Sixth and
seventh. Cemetery Lots inclosed with .-ranite
All kinds of work done in Italian snd Vermont
Marble Direct importer of Scotch and Eastern
Granite Monuments; Marble, State, Iron and
Wooden Mantles-ail at reduced prices. Call
and examine my stock. 1p
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Declared for Blaine.

sEABRIGHT IN. ", May 3d-[special. J.
Considerable of sensation has been Gre
ated by the fact that the Sentinel, of this
place, owned by General Clinton B. Fisk, a
prominent Prohibitionist, has come out
with Blaine's name for President at the
head OF its editorial columns. Hitherto
the Seatinel has been radically opposed to
Blaine, and has favored Fisk for President.
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New York, May 2d-The legal repre-
sentatives of the Marquis De Mores in this
city deny the truth of the report that a
boycott has been placed upon the MARQUIS
meat supply establishment here They as
sert that they have received positive assur-
ances from members of District Assembly
10, knights of Labor, to the effect that no
authorization has been given by that body
for any such boycott, nor have they had it
under contemplation.
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The orcgon,s Sew nIanarer.

CHICAGO. May 2d.-Vice President Pot
ter, of the Union Pacific, has offered to Gem
eral Passenger Agent A. c. Dawes, of the
Hannibal and st. Joseph, the place of Cen
eral Manager of the Oregon Railway and
Navigation Company. Mr.. Dawes will
probably accept
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MARYsyILLE, NAV 2d.-In accordance
with the wish of the majority of the voters,
expressed at the recent election, the Board
OF supervisors of Suffer county to-day
raised the rate OF liquor license to $500 per
quarter This goes into effect July LIST.
Solid Business.
FRESNO, May 2d.-During the month of
Apni the real estate sales in this county
exceeded Sl,oO0,e00. No less than 376
were recorded.
The Todd VIII Case.
OAKLAND, May 2d.-[Special 1.-The jury
IN the Todd will forgery case returned a
verdict again this afternoon of guilty.
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Every small boy in
the city will be happy
when he gets a pair of
our Baseball Canvas
Shoes; toe, ball and
counters strengthened
by lie a t h err; eye-let
f aCin gS leather, IS
cents per pair. Mems,
ST..
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Have you seen our
Taffeta Silk Gloves
Ladies'? They come
in handsome shades
better than kid this
Weather-25 cents per
pair. Just half the
regular value.
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SANTA Rosa, May 2d.-Alfred Leard
pleaded guilty to-day to grand larceny, and
was sentenced to two years. He previously
served term for similar ofiense He is
a notorious horse-thief and jail-breaker,
though only IA years old, and is respecta-
bly, connected in this county.
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SAN Francisco, May 2d.-Judge Sawyer
has decided the habeas corpus case OF Sam
Kee in favor of the Chinaman. sam Kee is
a laundryman, doing business in Napa. who
kept his wash-house in operation in def
ance OF the ordinance of the city. The
Judge held that no nuisance had been
proven, and a city ordinance cannot de-
clare that to be nuisance which may in
fact not be one
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Investigating a Senator.

CHARLESTON tW. Va, May 2d-The in
vestigation of State Senator Minnear was
continued this morning, with Roger, the
chief witness, on the stand. The commit
tee adjourned until tomorrow without
having found out anything of importance
relative 10 the charges
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California Freights Increasing.

CHICAGO, MAY 2d.-Shipments of Pacific
coast freight from Chicago have jumped
from two and three carloads to an aver
age of twenty carloads daily since the new
lin reality the old] rates were put into eff
feet last week. The increase is principally
in low-class freight, such as furniture, bug
gies high wines efc
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Editor won, Lewis Clark second, Mamie
Hunt third. Time, 1:15. There were
eleven starters. Editor was the fayorite.
The seven furlongs for three-year-o
and upwards Birthday won, Aristocrat sec
ond, Charley Marks third. Time. 1:30.
The half-mile for two-year-old fillies
Merci won, Corrigan's fily second, Bertha
third. Time, :511.
The five furlongs for two-year-old colts
Buc1hoand won, Ivanhoe second, Amban
third. Time, 1:04I.
The one and one-eighth miles for maiden
threeyear olds Elmonte won, Hottentot
second, Big Three third. Time, 1:574.
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A most extraordinary picture that ID being
e1btlited 81 9ieppa 9lAk nov, tha ~ RITA
Gslisry III BsIlin, at the price ~ 40, QUO
fiaarls, II told of III letter " Tho Ibhdon
Ial4f Nels8. Geriaan critics heYs called III
olae ~ thc, Pest works asfil2sn att has at sIy
aTed, / silppose itis, Becklin ID not every
i{Aii'g paldtgr ana blbA8ngh the higslg cul-
tivAted stalid IN eestaeieA around eFefy can
wv II INT iiasn as w ad I'll Sger
aEe understanding, EhAke t1eir beads ANA
move btke tly away. ~ ErRn4 Won I.ef bQell,s
staal 9aee sgM geIg siisi H segs i g,
MRAaEt md Iepbarh u Judge. There WAC
\ female bg7ite lied 81 tFet, woman llN
10 beans by ttf4l PHI tliep hqcs,hp u moi
alweSe plints them exaGtlg If he aeea tlieIH
On ttae REeenhsE grass ever SAW ~ tlle
weniallH feet Wlibhga draRpn ~ Eerpenh
leSellillls GIL ss 95l9ts "a tRs Fs,si3&; X
& 6oid, sfeel-bluG s4y. ihst Wgh All- Letls
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Gould nos adp9ife 9a&eg " sllen9g AT lsgst
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reply. iaGssp gon With gonr l44apn yong
heaTt gs2 il " heeattigss ADDED, MiieI
ha tssSi gg l, . si tiss NJ
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tlire, @tl.ehi ~ 9nitsa seltals55ional event. n
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tone. IhfFe IL d lqynr ut HrQg gFRHite M
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gheis Fgai ii Rnd 9eFs hailsAiA cQrn q aqilcea
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t,s Sscspfs 4ag ta cd III glgfs, " tAe iSaFsi
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TlIIg i III ING RS III on.
A FostGnles Lacks o Proper AssortnanS
af gal.es III skAnasla.

A Fost0nlee Laeks a Proper Aasort1aans
Of Colurs III stAnins.
She had never na9iled = tler before, ana
80 she approached the sfRfnp ese9k a W3haGg
Wltht same CIR ttaE she would s38tts dfF
would Hsa Is ioos j soao stanaa.
please she aaid.
.'Wlsst Organization 81 yep wansag
Beuominstienfp Thia ives remarked !,
surprise. Sita ha8nt supposed Tint etaniB9
belonged % envy Church q all.
Yes replied tAe nlefk who FaE9 fs nea
eeFsity Ton holding lengthy palay9f over tbs
aala OF q stamp, especially when 0tlsF neHMiN
were w a, ~ itf oE letter q naRa-
20 want 70 eend letter "a nv glncia
JOIN; he's just moved k0s4H
THEN you need twocant stamp, ID ter
rlplea the elera, Offering har ono q that
hardly like that color, she ebssryea
hoIdinR the hrlak-tiglted gsanlp ap to sAe
hfit aild 4 surveying y I, Il cFlsigsally
~ his long eApagienea n tte postal bAsinaes
he had meyer before met q customer Who CD
1eets9ss e We color e ths gtan'pe
stand aalae and lat the gentleman behind Y0a
como MP
'AAyept YOU sot them III any Other
e s.. Il, she SsAed, wholly ohltsious 10 ths
The clerk began to ACT eY9sa.
" neyer did Ike that shade % rod, sAa
1 HtsiiEtlt E 3
There ID only ono e0lar. . he nsplieii. 0dsrks
ly
That IA strange. y shp ts4l46d ttTsd tl,iuss
Xend keep them ID iltgafent shades, - that
Fha al6rk said nothing INIT he kent fJeftinaf
oroaa9r every minute, and tauTnSlrs Ri 5lia.
Rpplahation bauan W rfsA fgasa tha a5er
| lsng lhsnlug ind IT peopie who would haso
Lean Ehapiflll fo aei Ehfir afe,.,1a Il tii9,,4
| oTltieisAat thsir htte
Won are sure yoa have pone n brighter
| SEAT brpNn, or iuE flee'hl0a fot fnstanee9h
'Inu eaIl put TWO ones6aat ataIsips en- Your
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steaswall IaeI.sea,a wa morse.

ldfgDplOQa ~ Aif phbGats
Old sogteL Con. IstanaFall Jagbsoq's var
WaghfpRten tRXideFEnist Since big death,
Eeaciled here yesterday mQrnlng, old sor-
rel u mounted IN rock os moss green eeikpr
81 DC htad and tile ptigked-rp ears eiYe .
staFtied, liatening position, E8 III while gTag-
ing be Ind heard come uQiisuali nne ypeeted
sound, Qf ga 3orrsig early HISTORY
ssfl9a& II tRRRitggd sstesT aEh o Ps sap
tired ~ the gonRederateB, afld was
bought by Gen. jackson, from y ls
chief qAarterma teF, Malgf J9t3a a A hls
horse was Biit ffteen hapds and one ineh
hjg1, bit though nndeBgizedt was cpnlpaet
and hardy, and moved very qnlekly slla Hs,s
Esaag3big gqasLsS lnsS l fbs s9g9
OPINION wBs that the YER would soon endg
Gid Jqeke9n's idea waa tint The horse y99ld
serve him ~ me RgFag 9nd g9gld tAen az l9r
aFiiy and WA stati0Bed at Fort HamiitQpJ N.
VI, be- owned d hogse nalned Fancy. and we
yery much BttQehed ~ .hlpl hna IN ~
Raia III ths litti0 soFrel, which afterWATQ
ca1f1e 10 be called GA sqgtGl, thht he had
never known hprRe % CASTER Rait seal
on him wRg, he sRid, like beng Eqcslea u
But though jackson had tive mo Moppits,1-
EnpelioF, u Inaapifeept hay, presenteq ~
him hy the psQpte Qt AnEuBtaj hnd t5lg SCI
ut Fancy be loved best alld tfNated fnQsfs
for tiS little flliBlal 8ae rapid ana hardy R!ld
VS. ~ calm upder iiTe n tae flali Eiisq
rods hi3n A popularity ahqnt THIS tolgA
lttie horee, often noticed hpd e0fl'
lRs1ted upon BY the SOLDIERS, Was
filaf IN d march when a stop WIS made
aisd Jackson diREapnpied The LITTLE eofhei
would lie down HE a dog, aapkapn Ro4e Frs
little eorFel tliQngh the itoi9pey cal9pa} 81
Was on him III lAetnstowl9, GleLlqBellg For
Rapublie MipcheRtef, sIld i3gqsg heyB
aSnntea On him, DC appeared at va 4leaa "a
biz division ahans IKE y innnderb4it tl.q4tn Z
ciear ailg hi Aaept down tTon Mell9llan
right Rt Cold HRfinor tn 1859. ~ 40 upl
fiGe him in Maryland, put i3e E0ee htan
erielsbprK and tltall AZ NJ alaee
NH III Hhe Gstie eoErel he Tecelved hi
death wppt4a. Hi llafteT dead lAtsie s9ffQ
wa sent Is Mrs JAckeoIis hqf7e, neAE 3lar
l lntteBville. There Ne Baa kept fpr nshl
yeuls Finally M gegpQpA2 ~ fe9AessF IVA
/ Nc sent Us the NiFGinla III itary inst tiite
/ Mhen fhe New Orleans BxpoHltion begat
| Mfs jackson permitted ht1p RI IN eSt}ipite
! fhtre Ri the benefit RI The Sp lsileFk liotne
1 (s6aniuR bask from ReW QfieRpEt pe wa
| tta csa 81 Tic olliieFsi Homo, sltd thete d}et
! Marct TIL, 1886 Ahe hQfse MIL Fenlpl
wlere he IL tilo1lsp ppt 9A 4
| liz bailaipg it the Bo3llefsi Home lp Biiscl
| his q til Ia Kept u 8ilishHd
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3as1ssz. 80 tlis s0Tssrsu Of flis snry fglsp INA
l.i-ls slsfiea subscription for him wbieh
care up p s1ssstldaE se=af $50. Iafk FnT-
Z Qieefed ehAlse 10 take atm p0ss-lsesie
p Aseza!4ea fgF tlse purpose AZ refslSF5ng FFil
asaslR trern place with enah huYYstie asso-
sfsl1a DE Admiralty. Ihe people iiisigt5a m
- Is HglsA9 sae ehasse ont OF The torn ggsh
aelI egn hgssas. the hursea we're then put
80 atid daAfeping cheers they drove
- S.a5,d vase nseer heard Of aHsjfl, =
sslssy rs that T. to1ps uns asked, Is She
ices ase u wss q hnaGgs
= nal We Bll eEeleiined. "a hraz ~
We 18q listened bfeathlesslY 20 ~ iais
Mtllel tlae e038nei aeT8a5hlYe86ld adnifraiiSg
khe lserstiraf1on standing ia lie Forehead ~
~ htiI5 ls reality by rersonated DE dss-
'l8s u ssss, Il aoax. II was an a me.
eo7laeTsad arfanE cement: the esptR3u VA
1lt9elE q eleRer eeetEnpAiea, Who rl0yed slEgb
faaiis Toy Those 81 bis associates II crime, VA,
esI@e peaFsl'f9elylng their reward, I'llis was
RfgAa5F bas biggest performance. bnf
t4l@Ng8 3 agewefen vel enough then. m
lAiese GAYS e telegTaplie eomfnunicafion
and H7altipilea naFy lists Il would Sc siinply
zai2ssess5t le. e--AR ne TeaT Round.
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WAsnI8G rHB cnt1DREN.

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"a mag be added, also, t1laE Ut. b0nnlF has
raised GBd sold some notable horsea, Rtpang
which Llay be mentioned klaiQliea, Who les 4
record of Y slb, Since NF, B9Hnar pnFehaAed
Mand s. be bias been offered tqT her g 0nt-
600, through tlnt veteran FpadsteFa aaaeph
Harlef, but the offer Wa8 refused, Ehep Mf,
HaEksr told him that TIE person gll9 Nanted
Bonner replied; 9ou might az Bell aha me
N sell one of my Own ehlldtan- The maEe II
not for sale at eIly EElge,F
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-23

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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-23

NDW E0fN W0FIH3 ~
Mr, bonner now has on hts farm. and ID
HE Oity atehie, including the fQalH OF the
No one who has not made al actual conn
pBtatioa hes any idea III tie pfadigiaVa sum
Of money BIT, Bonner has expended in .the
pHFghase 6f natahle hqFsaa during the la4t
thiFtg years, The following IA d complete
ljst oR thaae hBFaas, with tins years ~ which
they we're purchased, and the anounta paid
Tor tnaIn ~ III. Bonnert